The dining table was a counter with four chairs and a light over it which did not work. In the hall was a dorm fridge, a sink, some cupboards with stuff for two, a toaster, and a coffee maker. There was a washer and dryer behind sliding doors next to the kitchen, then a door leading into a rather spacious master bedroom with a king bed and a desk/table. A quick tour showed me that A had a bedroom with a queen bed and adjoining bath which also opened to the kitchen. I quickly found my unit, a downstairs, which I'd asked for that morning due to my age and physicial condition and entered the A section to a nice living room, with standard time share furnishings. I remarked that was not necessary as I was alone, but took it anyway - thank goodness. At check in, which was quite fast and friendly, I was told I'd been upgraded to both parts.

As is so often the case, each unit comes in two parts, normally A and B. In March that is not much of a problem, but earlier it may well have been. First thing was check in was not until 5 PM. This is a strange time share, and I'm getting to be something of an authority on timeshares, I think.

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